Womens' Bodies.... What do guys ACTUALLY want???

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I guess if you can't do it with your teeth.

Ah! I do like the way claws feel.

there's a comic called X-Men, maybe you'll like a character called Wolverine just joking!

I think on this forum if you ask a question you're going to get a detailed answer in most cases


That is true it is very dependent on the body. It is relative to thier clavicle, sternum, ribcage and overal body shape. I don't have a problem with larger breasts. I just like them to look natrual and breasts are suposed to hang.

Anyway here is an illustration of what I'm talking about:

Hey, in some cultures scarification is a rite of passage, so it could be seen as a bonus

Shorter than me. Body that has it's own character, if that makes sense. XD Interesting looking face. This is partly why I don't find models that attractive really... some of them just don't have very interesting faces, and appeal to a certain type a woman with an interesting face gets me much more hooked.

Interesting discussion. I kinda look similar to that artwork when, um, undressed.
My ex always liked the shape of my back. Bit like a violin I suppose.
Am an A cup and I hope to God they don't end up saggy or I shall have them lopped off
I used to admire, shapewise, Elle Mcpherson and Cindy Crawford, in the days when models were a Uk size 8 or 10, rather than a size 4.
I think as a female, I consider the ideal figure to be 34, 26, 36 or somesuch. Maybe 34, 24, 34.

I never scratch anybody. Partly this is because I bite my nails. The idea of scratching just never appealed to me. The nicest looking boobs I think are convex and rounded.

Me too. I've always been attracted to natural flares of eccentricity. One girl I liked in high school had long dark-auburn hair, green eyes, an astonishingly disarming smile, and a hick accent. She was also really smart. I was in love!

So, you're for introverted boobs? I can appreciate that.

I think I would have been in love too. She sounds awesome

willing.

This is an interesting discussion! I have to say that it has boosted my confidence, as I'm almost exactly the measurements posted above. I've never really felt all that good about it until now.
And, as far as the scratching thing, let's just say I'm in the category of not always being able to control myself.

Oh, and she was also a concert violinist. Seriously. She practiced five hours a day. How inconvenient!

Uhm...one can practice while doing, ahem, other things.

The face is definitely very important. I like to see inteligence in the face. Also, I am in the preference of fine features (particularly those typical of Northern European). In general, I prefer caucasion women. However, some oriental and polynesian women are also very attractive. It is not so much the skin colour that is the attraction, rather it is the features that are associated with them. For whatever reason, red hair is a particular attraction for me. I am unable to decern why, as I myself do not have red hair (except in my beard). In general, I prefer long hair, the longer the better. However, on certain faces, and especially those with large amounts of animation, short hair works.

I do prefer women that are neither excessively obese or thin. Romantic activities are better without awkward angles or excessive cushioning intruding. That said, this may be overlooked, if other attractions are present. In fact, I was married for three years to a woman that could not be described by any other terms than overweight.

In terms of bust, I think that somewhere between a B and C is ideal. The aforementioned upward curve is perfection. I also enjoy a reasonable amount of hips. It is natural, how else would she bear children. These curves are largely what defines a woman. I do not understand why women would want to look like young boys. I remember one math teacher I had in high school. She had no hips at all. Yet, she mentioned that she had six children. Apparently C-sections must hold some mystifying benefits.

Thus, said, my ideal would most likely be a red-headed Irish aspie.